The Very Special Arts Festival, co-founded by a former LACOE employee, is still going strong. It marked its 38th year with performances, workshops and an art exhibit.
Students at LACOE's International Polytechnic High School were among more than 187,000 statewide participating in the Oct. 11 MyVote California Student Mock Election.
Head Start event fosters male involvement in school
Thousands of fathers, grandfathers, brothers, uncles and other male role models went to school on Oct. 4 as part of the LACOE Head Start fifth annual "Be a Hero: Take Your Child to Preschool Day."
Young-adult fiction writer Jay Asher spoke with some 50 teachers and teacher-librarians at an author event hosted by LACOE eLibrary Services on Sept. 27.
LACOE's Los Angeles County High School for the Arts is among four local schools to benefit from a California Arts Council grant to the TheatreWorkers Project.
The countywide Aftercare program is a multi-agency effort working to ensure that youth returning home from probation camps receive the full range of community services and have the greatest chance for success in school and in life.
Want to learn or brush up on your Excel, coding or Digital Citizenship skills? See upcoming Instructional Technology Outreach workshops here.
Why multitasking doesn't work
Do you check emails and send text messages while attending a meeting? Multitasking may seem efficient on the surface, but it actually undermines productivity.
Supt. Debra Duardo and Chief Financial Officer Scott Price made the rounds in the EC building on Oct. 31 wishing staff a Happy Halloween. Photo 1: (from left) Darlene Marquez (HRS), Duardo, Price and James Ebiner (HRS). Photo 2: (from left) Matt Pfaff, Manny Sanchez and AnnaLiza Katakowski (ETN/Communications).
